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[Title] => Globalport’s big surprise
[Summary] => Globalport has brought in Calvin Warner to replace C. J. Leslie as its import for the PBA Commissioner’s Cup and the Batang Pier’s PBA governor Erick Arejola said yesterday he was surprised to find out the former Eastern Michigan and Jacksonville player was shorter than advertised.
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[AuthorName] => Joaquin M. Henson
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[Title] => Realtors test Aces new import
[Summary] => Alaska Milk, determined to clinch one of the top four slots in the quarterfinal, parades a new import in CBA veteran James Head today when it meets Sta. Lucia Realty in the Samsung PBA Governors Cup at the Philsports Arena.
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[Title] => Pag-akyat sa top 8 bubunuin ng Realtors
[Summary] => Top eight teams ang uusad sa quarterfinal round ng kasalukuyang PBA-Samsung Governors Cup ngunit di makita rito ang nagdedepensang kampeong Sta. Lucia Realty.
Ito ang pinagtratrabahuhan ngayon ng Realtors at kanilang sisimulan ang pag-akyat sa matarik na bundok para sa pagtatanggol ng kanilang titulo sa kanilang pakikipagharap sa Alaska Aces.
Alas-6:00 ng gabi nakatakda ang laban ng Sta. Lucia kontra sa Aces na layuning maihakbang ang kanilang paa patungong quarterfinals sa nag-iisang laro ngayon.
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[Title] => Fil-Ims in PBA Finals
[Summary] => There’s a term for Fil-foreigners recruited to play in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) from the US collegiate ranks. I call them Fil-Ims. They’re not all Fil-Ams because as in Mick Pennisi’s case, he was born in Australia and in Asi Taulava’s case, he was born in Tonga. But they’re all Fil-Ims because they’re Filipino "imports."
Before I’m misunderstood, I must stress that the term isn’t derogatory. They’re imports because they come from a foreign league – the US National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
[DatePublished] => 2001-08-15 00:00:00
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[Title] => Sporting Chance
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Red Bull's secret weapon
Red Bull coach Yeng Guiao can't wait for the Energizers' direct-hire
Fil-foreigner Michael (Mick) Pennisi to suit up in the Philippine Basketball
Association (PBA) All-Filipino Cup.
Guiao expects Pennisi to be issued a Certificate of Recognition (CR) by the
Bureau of Immigration (BI) any day now. The 6-9, 230-pound Pennisi, 24, was
born in Innisfall, Queensland, Australia, to an Italian father and an Ilocana
mother.
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EASTERN MICHIGAN
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[Title] => Realtors test Aces new import
[Summary] => Alaska Milk, determined to clinch one of the top four slots in the quarterfinal, parades a new import in CBA veteran James Head today when it meets Sta. Lucia Realty in the Samsung PBA Governors Cup at the Philsports Arena.
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[Summary] => Top eight teams ang uusad sa quarterfinal round ng kasalukuyang PBA-Samsung Governors Cup ngunit di makita rito ang nagdedepensang kampeong Sta. Lucia Realty.
Ito ang pinagtratrabahuhan ngayon ng Realtors at kanilang sisimulan ang pag-akyat sa matarik na bundok para sa pagtatanggol ng kanilang titulo sa kanilang pakikipagharap sa Alaska Aces.
Alas-6:00 ng gabi nakatakda ang laban ng Sta. Lucia kontra sa Aces na layuning maihakbang ang kanilang paa patungong quarterfinals sa nag-iisang laro ngayon.
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[Title] => Fil-Ims in PBA Finals
[Summary] => There’s a term for Fil-foreigners recruited to play in the Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) from the US collegiate ranks. I call them Fil-Ims. They’re not all Fil-Ams because as in Mick Pennisi’s case, he was born in Australia and in Asi Taulava’s case, he was born in Tonga. But they’re all Fil-Ims because they’re Filipino "imports."
Before I’m misunderstood, I must stress that the term isn’t derogatory. They’re imports because they come from a foreign league – the US National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).
[DatePublished] => 2001-08-15 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 135698
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[Title] => Sporting Chance
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Red Bull's secret weapon
Red Bull coach Yeng Guiao can't wait for the Energizers' direct-hire
Fil-foreigner Michael (Mick) Pennisi to suit up in the Philippine Basketball
Association (PBA) All-Filipino Cup.
Guiao expects Pennisi to be issued a Certificate of Recognition (CR) by the
Bureau of Immigration (BI) any day now. The 6-9, 230-pound Pennisi, 24, was
born in Innisfall, Queensland, Australia, to an Italian father and an Ilocana
mother.
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